mattismyname's issue was resolved by one of the earlier fixes, so everyone else commenting on this bug is likely having an unrelated issue.
For i855 and radeonhd users, I would suspect the fix to 198951 solves that issue.
For the failures with -nvidia and -fglrx, looking at the bug report pointed to in comment#7, the issue is that drivers lacked xrandr 1.2 support. The checks for this are in a gtk patch provided by upstream, that I passed along to seb128 and am attaching here for reference. I doublechecked the source and patches in gtk+2.0-2.12.9, and it appears it is missing these checks, which would explain why it is not handling these two drivers properly.
I've heard from a user of the most recent fglrx binary that they do not experience the crashes and that the screen resolution tool works properly; Zaki did not indicate what version of -fglrx he has installed, but if it's older than the most recent, upgrading it may help, but otherwise I think the attached gtk patch is necessary.
mattismyname's issue was resolved by one of the earlier fixes, so everyone else commenting on this bug is likely having an unrelated issue.
For i855 and radeonhd users, I would suspect the fix to 198951 solves that issue.
For the failures with -nvidia and -fglrx, looking at the bug report pointed to in comment#7, the issue is that drivers lacked xrandr 1.2 support. The checks for this are in a gtk patch provided by upstream, that I passed along to seb128 and am attaching here for reference. I doublechecked the source and patches in gtk+2.0-2.12.9, and it appears it is missing these checks, which would explain why it is not handling these two drivers properly.
I've heard from a user of the most recent fglrx binary that they do not experience the crashes and that the screen resolution tool works properly; Zaki did not indicate what version of -fglrx he has installed, but if it's older than the most recent, upgrading it may help, but otherwise I think the attached gtk patch is necessary.